Point Reyes Ceanothus Starter Plugs, Ceanothus gloriosus Live Plants, Rooted Evergreen Ground Cover, Blue Purple Flowering Native Shrub
Point Reyes Ceanothus Starter Plugs, Ceanothus gloriosus Live Plants, Rooted Evergreen Ground Cover, Blue Purple Flowering Native Shrub
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Point Reyes Ceanothus Starter Plugs – Rooted Evergreen Ground Cover
Establish a beautiful, spreading evergreen ground cover over a larger area with these affordable Point Reyes Ceanothus starter plugs. Each plug is a one-year-old rooted cutting, making it a practical choice for gardeners planning mass plantings, slopes, borders, and other landscape projects.
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Plant Details
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Botanical name: Ceanothus gloriosus ‘Point Reyes’
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Plant type: Low-spreading evergreen ground cover
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Plant age: One-year-old rooted cuttings
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Mature size: Approximately 2–3 feet tall and 6 feet wide
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Flower color: Light purple-blue
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Bloom season: Spring
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USDA hardiness zones: 7–10
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Hardiness: Approximately 0°F
Why Grow Point Reyes Ceanothus?
Point Reyes is a popular West Coast native evergreen ground cover known for its dense, spreading growth. Its branches root easily, helping it cover the soil and making it especially useful for erosion control on slopes.
In spring, the plant is covered with attractive light purple-blue flowers. It is also deer-resistant, drought-tolerant once established, nitrogen-fixing, and pollinator-friendly.
Use it for:
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Large-scale ground cover and mass plantings
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Slopes and erosion control
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Garden edging and borders
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Rock gardens
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Low hedgerows
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Hot, dry landscape areas
Planting and Spacing
These starter plugs are an economical way to establish a large planting area.
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For broad-area establishment, plant plugs approximately 1–2 feet apart.
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For a dense ground cover, the recommended spacing is approximately 3 feet apart.
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With suitable growing conditions, closely spaced starter plants may fill the area in approximately 2–3 years.
Spacing and establishment time will affect how quickly the planting fills in.
Growing Conditions and Care
Light: Filtered sun, partial sun, full sun, or partial shade. Afternoon shade is beneficial in USDA Zones 9–10.
Soil: Plant in well-draining soil.
Water: Water frequently during the first growing season to help establish the roots. Once established, the plant is drought-tolerant. In Zones 9–10, provide summer water and protection from hot afternoon sun.
Shipping Information
We can ship to all states. Free shipping is available to most locations.
Larger boxes and shipments to Alaska, Hawaii, APO addresses, U.S. territories, and locations considered remote may require an additional freight surcharge.
If temperatures at the destination are warmer than 89°F or colder than 20°F, we will hold the order until temperatures improve.
All plants are inspected for quality before shipment. If your plants arrive damaged, please message us promptly and include photos of the package and plants so we can help resolve the issue.
Please contact us before ordering if you have any questions.
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